Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-02

from Shorb's Winery to Alhambra. The
Directors are A. G. Phillips, A. c. Weeks,
j. De Barth Shorb, f. L. Watkins and ii.
W. Stanton. Work will be commenced at
once.
The Southern Pacific Company will build
a bridge from Buena Vista street, on the
line of Aurora street, to Downey avenue, in
East Los Angeles. This will be above the
railroad track. The bridge will be donated
by the company to the public.
All the trains of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe left to-day from the new de-
pot on First street. All the cars and prop
erty of the Santa Fe system have been re-
moved from the Southern Pacific's tracks
and freight-houses.
Los Angeles Suicide.
lCopyrig, 1887, By The California associated Press.
Los ANGELES, June 1st.-The inquest on
the body of J. T. Graham, who shot him
self last night, disclosed the fact that he
was foreman for Stackpole IL Lincoln,
owners of the eating-houses on the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, and that he was
thrown out of employment when they went
out Of business. He came to this city, but
was unable to procure work, and being
without funds, took his life. He directed a
valise to be sent TO Mrs. S. NJ. Graham,
Ogden, U. T., who has been telegraphed
the facts in the case.
The L. H. Titus ranch at San Gabriel is
reported sold for S245, 900.
Santa Barbara Notes.
Copyright, 1857. by Gte California associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, June 1st.-Assembly-
man Russell Heath and others are laying
out the town site of Carpentaria, ten miles
east of here.
A. I. Ewing, a professional baseballist,
who was brought back from Santa Monica,
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses from the Santa Barbara Ball
Club, was discharged for want of evidence
to convict.
The weather still showery, with the ap-
pearance of more rain.
Slight Railroad Accident.
Copyright, 1887, by Tie California associated Press.
FLORENCE, June 1st.-As the Los Angeles
switch engine, with train of 100 empty
cars, was moving rapidly backwards and
neared this station at o'clock this morn
ing, the train broke IN two, causing a col.
lision of the two sections. -Four flats were
piled in a heap, and twelve box cars left
the track. The wrecking train had the
track clear for the morning San Pedro and
Santa Ana trains at 8 o'clock. No one was
killed, but one brakeman miraculously
escaped with a few bruises.
A Mine to be Abandoned.
Copyright 1887, by The California associated Press
SANTA BARBARA, June 1st.-A party re.
turned from Santa Ynez mountains, reports
that the quicksilver mines at Los Prietos
Y Najalayequa, a fifteen miles trail over
the mountains, will close down shortly
after a years run Out of 130 tons of Gin,
nabar mined the yield was only seven
TASKS of quicksilver. The mine is owned
in San Francisco. The Spanish lessees
claim they have lost S25 600.
A Blood-Thirsty Seloon-Keeper.
ICopyi9, 1887, by tie California associated Press
MISSION SAN MIGUEL, June 1st-During
a dance at Linck's Hall last night dispute
arose about sparring match, when Charles
Davis a saloon-keeper, struck Mack Reed
knocking him down and jumping on HIM
After having been pulled off, Davis drew
| revolver and shot Reed in the leg giving
him serious wound. a warrant wa,
| issued for Davis arrest.
Hotel Destroyed by Lightning.
Copyright, 1887, BY Ae California associated Pres
NEVADA CITY. June 1st.-The Mountain
| House, situated on the Was hington road
nine miles above this place, was struck by
| lightning last night. The building tool
| fire and burned down, with all its contents
| Loss. 81 200 insurance, $400. Mrs. Anna
! Robinson, the proprietress, who was in the
| house alone, had narrow escape.
Charged With Larceny.
Copyright, 1887, by Ge California Associated Press
| SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 1st-William
d. 1som, young man and q member of 9
! prominent family of this county, wa.
| arrested this evening for grand larceny
| He is charged by John NJ. Taylor with
stealing $120. The accused was released
on bail.
Merced Weather.
lCopwigh, 1887, by f,e California Associate,l Press
| MERGED, June 1st Rain fell last night
few miles east OF this place. 1t was heavy
in places, running in streaks through tht
valley. No damage is reported 10 STANDING
! grain. The weather this evening is com
fortably cool, and the wind westerly.
Napa and Lake Quicksilver Output.
Copyright, 1857, by Gse California 4ssociaecs Press
CALIsToGA, June 1st-The shipments o
| quicksilver from Calistoga to San Fran
cisco~in the month of May were large
! than usual and amounted TO about 3S ,0G(
! pounds. The prospects al all the quick
| silver mines have improved little lately
| HoIsteins for Oakland.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, June 1st-UnderhilT
! herd of seventy Holstein thoroughbreC
cattle started on drive this morning t.
Ventura, thence by ship and cars to Oak
land.
Fire IN Il Grain Field.
! E,,gJ :
ELMIRA, June 1st.-A fire broke out her,
in field near town about p 81. Much
| damage was expected, but fortunately tn,
ire was extinguished with but slight loss
The Nevada Murder.
Copyright 1857, Jy tie California 4issocta,ed Press
NEVADA City, June 1st-The preliminary
examination of II. J. Dass3nvilIe and wife
| charged with the murder of Philip Rich
ards, has been set for Saturday.
The Honey Crop.
IcoPyrigt 1887, by the California 4ssoc,ated Press
SANTA BARBARA, June 1st.-Advices from
Santa Ynez valley state the honey crop is 6
failure this year. The hot winds recently
have given apiarists gloomy prospects.
a Wedding.
ICopy1gat, 1887 by Tie California issociated Press.
Los ANGELES, June 1st.-Hon. j. t
Gaffey, member of the State Board oil
Equalization, was married this morning tc
Miss Arcadia Bandine of Santa Monica.
The Lynch-Vandever Case.
Icopyigat, 1887, by Tie CatJornia Associaed Press
Los ANGELES, June 1st-The taking OF
! testimonyjn the Lynch-Vandever contes!
was concluded yesterday
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